Browse Seth’s EF Blogs, Videos, Podcasts, Transcripts, PDFs.
Parents (teachers, you’ll like this one too), learn some phenomenal insight and tips about how to advocate for your child with Executive Function challenges. My good friend Sarah Kesty of The Executive Function Podcast and I planned a few advocacy sessions for you, and this is the first. Check out
2022 Annual Review Hi parents, teachers, therapists! I guess this is an annual review of sorts, for those who want to know what I’ve been up to. Below, I put together a bulleted list of all the things you may be interested in knowing about, as well as some other
“Isn’t everyone a little ADD?” Um, no. Learn why this myth is harmful, how we all have EF challenges at times, and how to help without making things worse.
How exactly do teachers meet the needs of ALL kids? Great teachers all have at least one thing in common, they “differentiate” well. Differentiation is about how teachers meet the very different needs of all students, and learning about how this is done can help parents and teachers to better
Parents and teachers, watch this first, but I am speaking to students in this one. I do a lot of teaching students about “how to get organized” and have walked hundreds of kids through organizational processes that are game changers. Today I’ll teach you one of the most powerful tips
Here I respond to an email I received from a parent: “I have been a fan of your stuff but most of it is for older kids. I’m an adult with at least ADHD I have a son on the Spectrum and also has ADHD. I’m also a special education
